Electron field emitters based on carbon nanotube films
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- 1997-01-01
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Keywords
Carbon nanotube, Materials science, Field electron emission, Electron, Carbon nanotube quantum dot
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- Organic modification of carbon nanotubes
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- Ion sputtered surfaces as templates for carbon nanotubes alignment and deformation
- Comparison of electronic structures of single-wall carbon nanotubes and Br-doped counterparts
- Surface modification of aligned carbon nanotube arrays for electrochemical sensing applications
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